Security equipment

Tender description

Capital investment plans in MAG airports over the next 5-10 years have created an opportunity to review the passenger anti-backtrack solution across all MAG Group airports. Currently doors are used to maintain the security of the boundary between land side and air side whilst allowing passengers to leave the area safely. MAG is therefore keen to engage with interested suppliers of passenger anti back track solutions to gather information on the following key areas: — understand the supply market and what products and services are currently available, — gather information on the future road map of product development and new technologies that will be on the market within the next 5 years, — understand the opportunities to integrate equipment to increase the efficiency and effectiveness of the anti back track solution. Capital investment plans in MAG airports over the next 5-10 years have created an opportunity to review the anti-backtrack solution across all MAG Group airports. Currently doors are used to maintain the security of the boundary between land side and air side whilst allowing passengers to leave the area safely. MAG is therefore keen to engage with interested suppliers of anti back track solutions to gather information on the following key areas: — understand the supply market and what products and services are currently available, — gather information on the future road map of product development and new technologies that will be on the market within the next 5 years, — understand the opportunities to integrate equipment to increase the efficiency and effectiveness of the anti back track solution.